About the EEP
The Smith College Picker Engineering Program, the Department of Education and Child Study, and the Office of Educational Outreach have formed an innovative partnership to enhance the quality and expand the reach of engineering education for preK-16.

The partnership seeks to:

1. support the integration of engineering education into the preK-12 curriculum;
2. respond to the call for engineering education reform at the college and university level;
3. address the need to recruit and retain women and underrepresented minorities in science, engineering, and technology.

EEP Introduction (Movie) ******************** EEP Homepage Concept Map Site Navigation ******************** About the EEP Funding Partners Vision and Philosophy What's Different in the Classroom Team Profiles - Glenn Ellis, Ph.D. - Gail Scordilis, Ph.D. - Alan Rudnitsky, Ph.D. - Domenico Grasso, Ph.D., P.E. - Susan Etheredge, Ph.D. - Carla Cooke - Tom Gralinski - Warren Turner, Ph.D. - Picker Engineering Faculty ******************** Teaching Undergraduates - EGR 270 Continuum Mechanics I - A Tutorial - - Structure - - Approaches - - Assessment - - Student Profiles and Projects - - Papers and Abstracts - - "Leaping into Mechanics" - EGR 100 Designing the Future: An introduction to Engineering - - ToyTech - EGR 272 The Science and Mechanics of Material - EGR 260 Mass and Energy Balances ******************** Teaching Educators - Summer Institute for Educators - A Tutorial - - Summer 2003 - - Summer 2004 - - Forum for Educators - Pre-engineering Certification - Campus School Engineering Laboratory ******************** Teaching K-12 Students - Elementary / Middle School Outreach - - Straw Construction Unit - High School Outreach - - Summer Science and Engineering Program - - - Folding and Unfolding - - - Discovering the Science of Music and Movement - - - Mathematical Logic - - - Designing Intelligent Robots - Curricular Modules ******************** Engineering Links Contact Site Map Search